Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Johannesburg.

Upon arrival in Johannesburg, proceed on a tour to Soweto Township, the site of the tragic 1976 riots. It is a vibrant area known for its rich history in the anti-apartheid movement and its dynamic cultural scene. Continue to Nelson Mandela Square, one of the largest open public spaces in the country. It draws a cosmopolitan society to its sidewalk cafes, some of the finest restaurants in South Africa and over 88 exclusive stores. Tonight enjoy an African Dinner.

This morning, transfer to the airport for your domestic flight to Port Elizabeth. Upon arrival, Drive past Campanile Memorial, an important landmark situated at the entrance to the railway station. Proceed along Route 67, an exciting trail that combines the best elements of both historical and modern-day culture of the Eastern Cape, Fort Frederick, City Hall, Market Square, City Library and St George’s Park, the oldest cricket ground in South Africa.. Pay tribute to Nelson Mandela and his 67 years of service to South Africans. Visit Donkin Reserve and the old lighthouse at Belmont Terrace, which is surrounded by a mix of exquisite old Victorian churches and newly renovated terraced cottages, and enjoy a panoramic view of the city.

This morning, set off in an open-top bush vehicle for a guided game drive at Addo Elephant National Park, the 3rd-largest national park in South Africa and home to one of the densest African elephant populations on earth. Thereafter, proceed back to Port Elizabeth.

After breakfast, proceed to Tsitsikamma National Park. Stop at Storms River Mouth, where Storms River enters the Indian Ocean and stop at Storms River suspension bridge. Thereafter, proceed to Knysna，it is a bustling town with a magnificent lagoon.

Embark on a full-day tour to Plettenberg Bay. Proceed to Tenikwa Wildlife Awareness Center for a walking tour to learn about the indigenous wild cats of South Africa .During the tour, you will have an educational tour about all the wild cats and other local wildlife that is at Tenikwa, accompanied by a qualified guides. Proceed to Robberg Nature Reserve, it is a World Heritage Site. Rocks from this region date back 120 million years to the break-up of Gondwanaland and evidence of middle and later Stone Age inhabitation has been found in a few of the caves along the peninsula.

This morning, take a ferry across the lagoon to Featherbed Nature Reserve. Stroll through the forest and enjoy the view of Knysna Heads, a pair of dramatic sea cliffs that guards the entrance of the lagoon. Engage in an oyster tasting session and interactive educational experience. The tasting experience includes 1 drink of your choice and half a dozen oysters per person.

After breakfast, proceed to Mossel Bay. Stop by the Post Office Tree for photo opportunities. Continue to visit Dias Museum, where you can see a life-sized replica of Bartolomeu Dias’s caravel as well as an exhibition on the maritime history of the early Portuguese, Dutch and English navigators. Thereafter, proceed to Cape Town.

This morning, embark on a city tour and drive past Castle of Good Hope, the restored fort of Cape Town, City Hall, Houses of Parliament and the historical Malay Quarter. Take a cable car ride to ascend to the top of the famous Table Mountain, if weather permits. Thereafter, proceed to Signal Hill to enjoy the views of Cape Town.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight home.